Sentence examples for carving a road from inspiring English sources

But you live by avoiding From left to right, carving a road so, Old man.

On Tuesday, a bulldozer was carving a road through orchards and fields to link Itamar and the new unauthorized outpost.

It probably wasn't to give his people access to the splendours of the upper Fagaras that set Ceausescu to carving a road into a rock face.

Plans to link China to the waters of the Arabian Sea via Pakistani territory have been around for decades, and engineers began the task of carving a road through one of world's toughest mountain ranges in the 1960s.

This segment was connected to Westernport in 1940 by carving a roadbed out of the cliffs of Franklin Hill.

Down his right side, pain carved a road.

Then he made a two-foot-tall clay hill in the shape of a Tyrolean hat, carved a road on top of it and plopped the V. W. Bug on it.

I've carved out a road that I don't think anyone else has been down.

Then, two years later, when diggers carved out a road near the base of the volcano, they uncovered pieces of ancient pottery buried underneath a metre-deep layer of volcanic ash.

Then, make a game plan, carve out a road map and let it happen.

In a hopeful lunge at development, Vietnam announced it would carve a north-south road through its western mountains along the route of the former Ho Chi Minh Trail.